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HB 237: Senate passes compromise masking bill as Democrats walk out over campaign finance reform addition - Vimarsana News

HB 237: Senate passes compromise masking bill as Democrats walk out over campaign finance reform addition

Masking bill passes North Carolina Senate with an added on campaign finance change that angered Democrats

Source: abc11.com
Wendell Felder projected to win D.C. Council Ward 7 Dem. nomination - Vimarsana News

Wendell Felder projected to win D.C. Council Ward 7 Dem. nomination

The win in the Democratic primary makes the Advisory Neighborhood Commission chair the likely successor to retiring Council member Vincent C. Gray (D-Ward 7).

Closing Thought–05Jun24 - Vimarsana News

Closing Thought–05Jun24

The testing ground for right wing stupidity seems to be Florida and Texas....and that brings me to the Texas GOP platform that has been approved. Republican Party of Texas delegates voted Saturday on a platform that called for new laws to require the Bible to be taught in public schools and a constitutional amendment that…

Idaho election officials certify May primary election results - Vimarsana News

Idaho election officials certify May primary election results

Idaho election officials have certified the results of Idaho’s May 21 primary election, featuring state legislative and congressional partisan races. The Idaho State Board of Canvassers — composed of Idaho

Source: kpvi.com
Some Texas school officials are skeptical that a K-12 curriculum with Christian influences is the lifeline state leaders promise - Vimarsana News

Some Texas school officials are skeptical that a K-12 curriculum with Christian influences is the lifeline state leaders promise

Texas education officials and Republican lawmakers say proposed elementary school lessons that incorporate extensive biblical references will boost student achievement and save teachers time from developing their own curriculum.